Xbox adaptive controller

Drylegs · May 25, 2019

Hi,

Is it possible to configure the Xbox adaptive controller to perform commands like ctrl + C,

Ctrl+shift+alt+D and maybe even entire sequences of commands (Macros) to be able to control the Windows operating system and other software and not only video games?

I suffer from repetitive stress injury and are looking into replacing as many commands in my workday as possible with pedals I can control with my feet instead of being dependent on a keyboard. It will mainly be used for Photoshop and various 3D Softwares.

Thanks in advance

:)

Drylegs

Thank you for your reply!

For anybody else finding this Forum thread looking for this solution and with the same problem - I found a product called Soft step KeyworkX. a music pedal capable of this kind of Configurations. it's however rather expensive and don't seem to have ability
to add more pedals the same way Xbox adaptive controller does.

I've provided my request to the Microsoft idea's section. Please vote for it here https://xboxideas.uservoice.com/for...99-xbox-adaptive-controller-basic-pc-controls

StuartATrueRed

No, it's not possible at the moment, but not a bad idea. You should post it on the ideas site here xboxideas.uservoice.com

Zero Jehuty

If you have the adapter you can easily play on PC. Most games do include controller support as well.

However you would have to check if each game has controller support *Most do now a days outside of tiny indie games*

M3tal Daz3

Check these support links for a solution:

Connect the Xbox Adaptive Controller to Xbox One

Connect the Xbox Adaptive Controller to a PC

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i know this is his question but he said elite controller to a adapter not a regular xbox one controller on the link it says how to connect adapter from pc to xbox one controller he needs a elite controller adapter because all he is finding is regular xbox
one adapters to pc which he stated do not work for his elite controller

Xbox adaptive controller - control PC outside games